高一英语教案：上期Englisharoundtheworld.docVIP

An English Lesson Plan English around the world Subject: English Grade Level: Grade 1 of Senior Middle School Period of Time: 45 minutes Lesson Topic: English around the world Goal: In this lesson students will develop an understanding of the differences between American and British English and how these differences come about. Objectives: In this lesson, students will be able to identify the evidence from the dialogue to support the statement that there are differences between American English and British English. In this lesson, students will be able to master several word pairs that are synonyms in British English and American English which also shows the difference between American and British English. In this lesson, students will be able to gain a general understanding of how the differences between American and British English come about after reading the text. Materials/Sources: Blackboard and multimedia equipment (including computer, overhead projector, big screen, etc) Listening material (Shown in PPT slid or overhead projector) (See Appendix A) The different words between American and British English which represent same meaning (Shown in PPT slide or overhead projector) (See Appendix B) “Fill in the chart ” (Shown in PPT slid or overhead projector) (See Appendix D) Writing evaluation sheet (See Appendix E) Procedures: A. Opening: (3 min) (Before teaching this lesson, I will give them a task to search on Internet about the different words in American English and British English, which contain the same meaning.) Write on the blackboard: “In fall, the leaves fall.” Ask the students: “Who would like to tell us what this sentence means?” while asking them to pay attention to the two words “fall”. So as to educe another word “autumn”. Give a question: “What is the difference between ‘autumn’ and ‘fall’, does anybody knows?” The students will give the answer: “Because ‘fall’ is American English while ‘autumn’ is British Englis